Texas prepares to restart data center construction, with around 300 projects under review and 6,608 MW awaiting energization approval, driving demand for rapid-response lifting operations

Sarens strengthens its crane taxi rental service from its Houston, Beaumont, and Odessa branches to optimize technical maintenance turnarounds and minimize plant downtime.

One in three bridges—more than 41,000 in total nationwide—are estimated to need urgent repairs or complete replacement to avoid road safety risks, though much of this work must be carried out without completely disrupting traffic.

Texas will become this year the most significant Data Center market on the planet, ahead of Virginia

According to ERCOT’s demand analyses, residential air conditioning is the dominant factor driving up energy demand during peak hours in the afternoon and evening in the summer. 83% of Texas households already have central air conditioning systems.

During the first quarter of the year, Texas exported natural gas liquids (NGLs)—a key raw material for the production of petrochemicals—worth $2.7 billion per month.

An AC5250 all-terrain crane, with a maximum lifting capacity of 250 tons, was ultimately selected as the primary crane, supported by AC130 and GMK4090 units. This equipment was chosen based on the job requirements, offering a combination of high load capacity, operationa...

As a part of this project, Sarens is working on removing the old wood poles and transporting and installing the new concrete poles, which weigh between 6,000 and 42,000 pounds and are between 40 and 75 feet tall.

Sarens stands out as a strategic partner for the wind energy sector in the United States thanks to its global leadership in heavy lifting, specialized transport, and engineering solutions for onshore and offshore wind projects.

This award underscores Sarens’ outstanding performance on the Mobile Launcher 2 (ML2) project at NASA’s Kennedy Space Center, where the company worked alongside Bechtel on complex heavy lifting and transport operations in support of the Artemis program.